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Which fuse for the 12v socket on the back of the central console/armrest?

GeoffGeoff
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Is it FA6 15amps in the rear/boot fuse box? Marked as ”auxiliary power" on this chart, but I'm not sure if it might be for the unused wiring for a power socket in the boot rather than the power socket for rear seat passengers in the centre console, which is the one I want to check

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    Good question! There's also one in the central fusebox  F19 15amps to consider. See pic

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    Fuse 19 does both the front and rear 12v sockets. 

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    You're welcome, GeoffGeoff, any time. 

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    Thankyou.  If fuse 19 does both front AND rear sockets, presumably ive got a non fuse problem since my front cigar lighter socket is working.   It's only the rear one that isn't.

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    How easy is it to access that rear fusebox.. 🤔.. 

    And have you got a multimeter you can do some testing with..? I don't know what that FA6 'auxiliary power' actually feeds. 

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    24 minutes ago, nicam49 said:

    How easy is it to access that rear fusebox.. 🤔.. 

    And have you got a multimeter you can do some testing with..? I don't know what that FA6 'auxiliary power' actually feeds. 

    That fuse is for a boot 12v socket if the vehicle has one. 

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    Looks like it's a wiring check then... let us know what you find and how you get on! 👍 

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